So many crises are happening all over the world at the same time. The old ways of solving world problems won’t work. Can we begin afresh with new solutions? This article was produced exclusively for ...
Students are taking to the streets. A few years ago it was pensioners and farmers. Ever since the revolution, French people have demanded their rights. Students stand in front of a blockaded high ...
How we think about the world depends on history we have accepted as true. But that version of the past relies on stories based on partial truths. Two photos: On the left, by Yuganov Konstantin, a ...
We are less than a month away from elections in the United States that will have worldwide implications. Whether young people ...
At the United Nations University, researchers and policy makers across the globe work together to solve big problems and share knowledge. Dr. Erick Tambo, an associate academic officer at the United ...
If a child is old enough to learn to read, it’s time to teach them to be media literate. But how to implement that in schools takes some problem solving skills. A teen shrugs at the difference between ...
Born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu in Albania, Mother Teresa embodied many qualities that are held sacred in the Catholic Church — charity, humility, devotion — and she won the Nobel Peace Prize along with ...
After massive floods in Valencia, fake news messages on the internet seemed targeted to intensify chaos and undermine trust in the authorities. A mud-covered car in a garage destroyed by floods in ...
In the professional world, international experience is more needed now than ever before. But global politics is making it difficult to study abroad. This article was produced exclusively for News ...
Some 10,000 U.S. soldiers protect weather balloons and navigation and spy satellites from threats from above. It isn’t the only space force out there. Not many military forces have ranks and uniforms ...
This article is the fourth in a series to recognize World News Day. Check out these other stories in the series: →Why people turn to trusted news only when they think they need it. →Why people avoid ...
Extreme weather events are forcing people out of their homes around the world. How can we better prepare for these population shifts? Editor’s note: It is estimated that wildfires that continue to ...
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